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Going down south, I'm going to have my first time.
Going down south, I'm going to leave my woes behind.
And on the south, I'm going to see if I can unwind.
Okay,
children,
let's take our seats.
We have a new student joining us today who has just moved here from Utah.
I want you all to say hi to Gary.
Hello, everybody.
It's really great to meet you all.
Gary was state champion in wrestling and in tennis.
He also maintained a 4 .0 grade point average at his old school and has been
two national commercials for toothpaste.
I'm really excited to live in this town and share all kinds of great experiences
with you, my new friends.
Oh, dude, what a little asshole. Yeah, screw that kid.
All right, Gary, why don't you take that empty seat and we'll get started with
the lesson.
Hey, my name's Gary.
Hi, my name's Yura.
Yura, fag.
That's funny. You're cool, man.
Okay, now who can tell me what year the first astronauts landed on the moon?
Oh, oh, oh, 1969.
Very good, Gary.
Wow, looks like I don't have a class full of retards anymore, doesn't it,
children?
Dude, that new kid is such a douche.
Yeah, somebody needs to put him in his place.
He's a pecker face, that's what he is.
Go kick his ass, Stan.
Yeah, go kick his ass.
Well, maybe he won't fight.
Will he bleed? That's all we care about.
Come on, dude, somebody needs to wipe that fucking smirk off his face.
Yeah, little bitch.
All right, I'm gonna go kick his ass. Yeah, go Stan, go Stan!
All right, I got five bucks on the other kid. Who wants it?
Oh, hey there. You want to kick the ball around with me?
No, I'm going to kick your ass.
Excuse me?
I'm going to kick your ass, bitch.
How come you want to fight me?
Oh, I get it.
I'm the new kid.
Yeah, I guess maybe I deserve it.
Huh? It's really tough being in a totally new place, but I think all you
are really cool, so I understand if there's initiation rights.
Dude, stop it.
Let him have it, Stan. Shut up, Butters.
The other kids are watching.
Look, do what you gotta do. I won't fight back.
I just hope that maybe afterwards we can try to be friends someday.
What are they doing?
They're just standing there talking.
What happened?
I'm going over to his house for dinner tonight.
What? How did that happen?
He's a really nice kid.
You were supposed to kick his ass, not lick his butthole.
You're having dinner with his family?
What kind of family has a kid like that?
Okay, my turn.
Ooh, five.
One, two, three, four, five. Oh, lost your mortgage. Pay $10 ,000.
Oh, no.
Hey, it's Gary.
Gary. Great to see you. How are you?
Hey, everybody, this is my new friend Stan.
Stan, this is my mom and dad.
Hi, Stan.
It's so nice to meet you.
And this is my brother Mark. Hi.
My sister Jenny. Hey. My little brother Dave. Hi.
And my baby sister, Amanda.
Hello, Stan.
Well, it's great you could join us for family home evening, Stan.
What's that?
That's when we don't allow any TV and just entertain each other with music and
stories. Doesn't your family ever do that?
No. Hey, kids, why don't you grab your instruments and play a song for Stan?
All right. Let's do it.
Hey, yeah, yeah, I love my family.
My family is the best.
If you ever have to...
Oh, boy, who is the best mom in the world? All right, go, Dave.
We'll be your guides now, your gambles, your songs.
That's a great story, Sarah.
All right, kids, now how about we do some scripture readings from the Book of
Mormon? All right.
Book of Mormon? What's that?
You know, the book that Joseph Smith found. Who's Joseph Smith?
Only the most important person in the world. You never heard of him? No.
Tell us the story of Joseph Smith again, Dad.
Yeah, Dad.
All right, you rascals. Gather round.
Joseph Smith lived in a little American town in the early 1800s.
Joseph Smith was called a prophet.
He started the Mormon religion.
Dum -dum -dum -dum -dum.
There goes that kooky Joseph Smith. You know, he claims he spoke with God and
Jesus. Well, how do you know he didn't? Dum -dum -dum -dum -dum.
Joseph Smith was called a prophet. Hey, Joseph, I told my wife that you spoke
with God and Jesus, and she didn't believe it. Well, it's true. I did.
I was out in the woods, praying.
I was asking God.
If I should be a Protestant, or a Catholic, or what? And suddenly, God and
appeared before me. And they said I should start my own church. Because none
the others had it right.
And that's exactly how it happened.
You see? You believe it now?
Well, yeah, sure. Why would he make that up?
Dum -dum -dum -dum -dum.
Many people believe Joseph. Dum -dum -dum -dum -dum.
And that night he saw an angel. Dum -dum -dum -dum -dum.
And please, Mother and Father, and please keep our bellies full of yum
luscious goodies.
Hi!
Oh, my gosh!
I am Moroni. I am a Native American.
A Native American?
But your skin is white.
Yes. Long ago, all Native Americans were white. We all came to America from
Jerusalem. And while we were here, we were visited by Christ.
Jesus lived here in America?
Yes, eventually my people were all killed by the other tribe of Israel. And
punishment, God turned their skin red. These are the Native Americans you know
today.
There is an ancient book buried near here, written on gold plates that
my people's lives.
Also buried with the book are two seer stones, the Urim and the Mim, which will
allow you to translate the writings.
Find it and fulfill your destiny.
Wow. Dum -dum -dum -dum -dum.
Joseph Smith was all the profit. Dum -dum -dum -dum -dum.
And we all know what happened then, don't we?
Yeah, I know. What happened then?
Ooh, the Rice Krispie Squares are done.
Rice Krispie Squares!
Hey,
gang, let's wrap some more of them up in plastic wrap and hand them out to the
poor. I can't wait.
You coming, Stan?
No, I was supposed to be home at 8. Aw.
Well, it was really nice meeting you, Stan.
Bye, Stan.
It was great to meet you. Bye.
Hello?
Oh, hi, Stan.
Hey, Dad, how come you never told me about Joseph Smith?
Who? Chuck, turn! We're watching Friends!
The guy who spoke to God and Jesus.
Well, Stan, God and Jesus don't actually speak to people.
That's not what the Harrisons said.
Who are the Harrisons?
The new people that moved in down the street. Mr. Harrison said that Joseph
Smith spoke to God and Jesus, and they told him none of the religions were
right. Oh, did he now?
What are they, religious kooks? They're not kooks. They're cool. I mean, how
come we never have a night where we don't watch any TV and we just do stuff
together and eat and drink? We have that, Stan. It's called Friday Night
But that's just you and your friends.
Shut up, turd!
Mr. Harrison said that I need to be following Heavenly Father's plan, and I
don't even know what that is.
All right, that does it. Where are you going? I'm going to go have a talk with
this Mr. Harrison.
If he thinks he can fill my son's head with wacko religious crap, he's wrong.
Randy, don't cause trouble.
Let me handle this, Sharon. You got to put these cult people in their place or
else they never stop.
I'm going to go kick this Mr.
Harrison's ass.
Mr. Harrison is a white guy, right?
Yeah. Yeah, I'm going to kick his ass.
Goddamn religious kooks. Tell my son what to believe, will you? We'll see how
you like my fist in your ass.
Hello!
Yeah, are you Mr. Harrison?
I sure am. The name's Gary.
Well, look, my kid was just over at your house and he, uh... Oh, you're Stan's
dad! It's so nice to finally meet you! Darren!
Mr. Marsh is here! Uh, look, I just want to tell you that... Oh, Mr.
Marsh, what a treat! It's so nice to meet you!
Well... Thanks.
Karen just finished baking the most amazing Rice Krispie Squares. With
frosting. Come on out of the cold. You gotta try one. Or six.
I cannot tell you how wonderful it is to have you over. I hear you're a
geologist. That is so amazing.
Look, I actually came over because I'm a little concerned about some of the
things you told my son.
Uh -huh.
You know, about God and stuff.
Oh.
Oh, boy, you think we were trying to convert him.
Well, I... Oh, Mr. Marsh, I am so sorry.
We just moved here from Utah, and we're so used to everyone being Mormon that
we... Oh, we forget not everyone wants to hear about it. Oh, boy, you must be
furious. Well, no.
No, I just... You just heard your son talking about religious ideals that
your own, and you said, who the heck do these people think they are?
I'm really, truly sorry, Mr. Marsh. It won't happen again.
You can call me Randy.
Randy, the last thing we want is for people to think we're pushing our
We know there are a lot of beliefs out there, and ours just works for us. To
each his own, right?
Yeah.
Yeah. You know, to be honest, I've never known any Mormons. I don't even know
what you people believe.
Who was this Joseph Smith guy?
Why did he believe that Native Americans were actually white people from
Jerusalem? Well, because he found ancient books they had written on gold
right where the angel Moroni said they would be.
it, everybody.
I found them. Found what?
Another New Testament of Jesus Christ.
Last night, a Native American angel told me where I could find another Testament
of Jesus Christ, so I went out to the woods.
I dug around all morning where the angel had told me to look.
Hmm. Maybe there isn't anything out here.
Wait a tick. What's this?
Wow.
Inside the stone.
I found the magical seer stones.
Under that, I found four gold plates written in strange writing.
This must be the talks that Jesus told the Nephites.
Well, they were the most amazing things I had ever gazed upon.
Wolf, so where are they?
Where are what?
The gold plates and the seer stones. Where are they?
Oh. Oh, well, I was not allowed to take them. You see, after I found the plates,
the angel Moroni appeared to me again and said that I am not allowed to show
plates or the seer stones to anybody.
Because first I must translate what's written on the plates into English, so
can all read it.
Dum -dum -dum -dum -dum.
Wow! That's amazing!
He found the stones and golden plates. Dum -dum -dum -dum -dum.
Even though nobody else ever saw them. Dum -dum -dum -dum -dum.
So, how'd it go, Clubber Lang?
You kicked Mr. Harrison's ass?
Not exactly.
We're having their family over for dinner tomorrow night.
See? That's what happened to me.
Sharon, did you know this guy Joseph Smith found a New Testament to the Bible
buried here in America?
What are you talking about?
Well, it's just that the Harrison's are really nice people, and you should see
how loving and together their family is. I think there's something to that
religion. That's what they made me think, too.
All right, that does it. From now on, our family is Mormon.
Hey, Stan, how was your date last night with the new kid?
Shut up, dude. They're a nice family, and Gary is actually really smart and
talented.
Uh, you guys, I think Stan's in love.
Yeah, did you make out with him, too? What's the big deal? Can't I have other
friends? You guys should give Gary a chance.
Hey, Stan. Oh, here's Stan's little girlfriend now.
Hey, guys.
Stan, I remember you said last night that you'd lost your wallet, so I made
a new one.
I carved a picture of John Elway into the leather on the front.
Wow, you made this?
Oh, look at them. Aren't they so cute together?
Hey, my family's on their way over to the fire station to donate blood.
You want to come along?
I don't think so, Gary. I have to, uh... Oh, here comes my family now!
Hey, guys!
Look,
we painted our faces!
I'm a lion!
I'm an alien!
Hey, just what the heck am I supposed to be?
My God.
You gonna come with us to the fire station, Stan?
Uh, no, I've got a lot to do.
Well... Gary, you want to just hang out with your friend Stan?
Oh, well, I'd like to, but... Oh, man, I would miss you guys so much.
We'd miss you too, Gary.
Oh, we'll all see each other tonight when we go to Stan's house for dinner.
and play with your friends, Gary.
Yeah, have a good time, boys.
Let's go.
Our faces are painted.
Wow.
So what do you guys want to do?
Uh, that's cool. We're going to leave you two lovebirds alone.
The three of us have to go put in some volunteer work at the homeless shelter.
Oh, cool. I'm going to do that tomorrow.
Jesus Christ.
So, hey, I heard your dad came over last night and he and my dad talked about
Joseph Smith. That's great.
Yeah, I had a question about that Joseph Smith guy.
Sure. What happened after he found the golden plates buried in the ground?
Well, he kept them hidden from everyone like he was told. And then he translated
what was written on the plates into the Book of Mormon.
Yeah, but how?
Dum -dum -dum -dum -dum. What's this all about, Mr. Smith?
Mr. Harris, can you keep a secret?
Well, sure I can.
I have in my possession an ancient book written on gold plates that tells of
Jesus Christ's second coming here in America.
In America? Really?
That sounds kind of... Dum -dum -dum -dum -dum.
It's true. And I'm going to translate the plates and publish it into a book
the whole world to read.
I know you have a lot of money, Mr. Herod, and I'm just going to need a
bit to pay for the publishing cost.
I don't know. How do you expect to translate it?
With thee.
Rocks? They're not rocks. They're seer stones, given to me by an angel. With
them, God allows me to translate the plates into English. Flash, you take
quill and paper and write down what I say. Sit here. I have the golden plates
here in this hat. I need to have them somewhere dark so I can read this
spiritual light.
Really? Now, when I put the seer stones into the hat, the ancient letters light
up and change to English, which I can then read to you.
Wow.
Oh, I'm seeing the light.
Oh, okay. Write this down.
And so it was that Christ appeared before
the Nephites.
That's how the Book of Mormon was written. Dum, dum, dum, dum, dum.
One, two, three, four. Pay $1 ,000 property tag.
Isn't this great, you guys? Our first family home evening.
I want to watch TV.
We're not watching TV. We're Mormons now, and we're having family home
Dad, did you know that that Joseph Smith guy read the Book of Mormon out of a
hat? And? Your turn, Sharon. It's just that the Book of Mormon says a lot of
strange stuff, like that Adam and Eve lived in Jackson County, Missouri.
Yes. But school taught me that the first man and woman lived in Africa.
Well, you can't believe everything school tells you, Stan.
Your turn, Shelly.
Ooh, that must be the Harrisons.
Hey, everybody!
Wow, what a great house!
You must be Mrs. Marsh. It's so nice to meet you.
And you must be Stan Smith.
My brother is a stupid turd.
Hey, Stan.
Hey, Gary.
Well, come on in and sit down, everybody. You're here just in time. My
having a little problem with our new religion.
Dad. Oh, really?
Well, that's just because he hasn't heard the best part about the Joseph
story. The one that proves he was for real.
Yeah! Ooh, what's that?
Well, you remember Martin Harris, the rich man who wrote down what Joseph
read out of the hat?
Yeah. See, after he was done, he took some of the pages of what would become
Book of Mormon home.
Martin went home to his wife, dum -dum -dum -dum -dum, and showed her pages
the Book of Mormon, dum -dum -dum -dum -dum.
And so Joseph Smith put his head into a hat and read to me what the golden plate
said. I wrote it all down, and we're going to publish it into a book.
Martin, how do you know he isn't just making stuff up and pretending he's
translating off golden plates?
Lucy Harris, smirk, smirk, smirk, smirk, smirk, smirk, smirk, smirk.
Why would he make it up?
Martin Harris, dum -da -dum. All right, here.
I'm going to hide these pages. If Joseph Smith really is translating off of
Golden Plates, then he'll be able to do it again.
But if Joseph Smith is making it all up, then the new translations will be
different from these.
Okay, fine.
I bet he'll have no problem.
Lucy Harris, smirk, smirk, smirk, Martin Harris, dum -da -dum. So Martin went on
back to Smith, said the pages had gone away.
Smith got mad and told Martin he needed to go pray.
Look,
I'm sorry about losing the pages we worked on, Joe, but I'm ready to write
all down again if you translate from the plates. I would love to, Martin, except
I just got a vision, and the Lord said he is very angry with me for letting you
take those pages.
He is?
Dum, dum, dum, dum, dum.
Yes, he is so mad that he will never let me translate from the plate of Lehi
again. He said we must now translate from the plate of Nephi. So it will be
same basic story, but written a little differently.
Wow.
God got angry with you, then you must be telling the truth.
Dum, dum, dum, dum, dum, dum, dum.
All right, Martin, let's get to work.
And that's how it happened.
actually know this story and they still believe Joseph Smith was a prophet?
Well, sure. The story proves it, doesn't it?
No, it proves he did make it all up. Are you blind?
Well, Stan, it's all a matter of faith.
No, it's a matter of logic. If you're going to say things that have been
wrong, like that the first man and woman lived in Missouri and that Native
Americans came from Jerusalem, then you better have something to back it up. All
you've got are a bunch of stories about some asswipe who read plates nobody ever
saw out of a hat and then couldn't do it again when the translations were
hidden. Hey, Stan, don't denounce our religion.
I don't want to be Mormon, Dad.
Me neither.
Hey, that's totally cool, guys. You can believe whatever you want.
Yeah, it's great you have your own beliefs.
Yeah. Oh,
stop it.
That's another thing. Why do you have to be so freaking nice all the time? It
isn't normal.
You just weasel people into your way of thinking by acting like the happiest
family in the world and being so nice to everyone that you just blindside dumb
people like my dad.
Yeah.
Well, kids, who's up for a water balloon fight?
Yeah!
Oh,
hey,
Stan. Where's your best buddy, Gary?
I'm not hanging around that kid anymore.
Oh, no, you guys broke up?
You guys were right, okay? The new kid's a douche. Now I just got to find a way
to keep him away from me.
Hey, Stan.
Oh, brother.
Uh -oh, the jilted lover returns.
Listen, I just wanted to let you know you don't have to worry about me trying
be your friend anymore.
I don't? Look.
Maybe us Mormons do believe in crazy stories that make absolutely no sense.
maybe Joseph Smith did make it all up. But I have a great life and a great
family. And I have the Book of Mormon to thank for that. The truth is, I don't
care if Joseph Smith made it all up. Because what the church teaches now is
loving your family, being nice, and helping people.
And even though people in this town might think that's stupid, I still
believe in it.
All I ever did was try to be your friend, Stan. But you're so high and
you couldn't look past my religion and just be my friend back.
You got a lot of growing up to do, buddy.
Suck my balls.
That kid is cool, huh?
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